Google Testing Blog 2010-09-27 11:12:00
September 27th, 2010 | Published in Google Testing
Update! Speakers & Talks for GTAC 2010
We are thrilled to announce the speakers and talks for the 5th Google Test Automation Conference (GTAC). This year’s event will have a total of 11 talks. This includes the three keynotes that we announces earlier and eight other talks. These talks span the three sub-categories of Testing, Testability and Test Automation which are an integral part of this year’s theme “Test to Testability”.As we had shared earlier, for this year’s GTAC we used a new process of letting the selected attendees vote on the talks they wanted be a part of GTAC. The committee tallied the votes and ensures a healthy distribution between topics and participants from across the globe and relevance to our theme. We received over 80 submissions and have an acceptance rate of about 10%. Our thanks to everyone who submitted a proposal and all the attendees who voted to make this a successful process.
Here is the list of talks. More details can be found at the select talks page on the GTAC site.
Category: Testing
Sujay Sahni for the GTAC 2010 Committee
- Early Test Feedback by Test Prioritisation (Shin Yoo, University College London & Robert Nilsson, Google Inc.)
- Crowd-source testing, Mozilla community style (Matt Evans, Mozilla)
- Measuring and Monitoring Experience in Interactive Streaming Multimedia Web Applications (Shreeshankar Chatterjee, Adobe Systems India)
- Flexible Design? Testable Design? You Don’t Have To Choose! (Russ Rufer and Tracy Bialik, Google Inc.)
- Git Bisect and Testing (Christian Couder)
- Lessons Learned from Testability Failures (Esteban Manchado Velazquez, Opera Software ASA)
- The Future of Front-End Testing (Greg Dennis and Simon Stewart, Google Inc.)
- Twist, a next generation functional testing tool for building and evolving test suites (Vivek Prahlad, ThoughtWorks)
Sujay Sahni for the GTAC 2010 Committee